Glouster Man Fred Brunton Dies Suddenly
Fred Brunton 40 a well known Glouster resident died Monday evening after a fainting spell near the depot square. He was taken to Dr Crawford’s office, spoke to his brother Nicholas, and died shortly after. He leaves a second wife and six children from his first marriage, plus his mother and several siblings. Funeral plans not yet set. Also notes a Wednesday dance at the F O E hall with Wolf orchestra.
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Glouster
Fred Brunton
Brunton
Depot Square
Crawford
Nicholas
Andrews and Wallace
Front Street
Robert
Chester Brunton
Will Parks
Matthew Horner
Hollister
Operation Glouster Patient Brought For Surgery
Mrs Chas Staten of Hunterdon was brought to Columbus with the Andrews and Wallace ambulance for an operation at Grant hospital. She was accompanied by Mr Staten.
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Glouster
Chas. Staten
Hlunterdon
Andrews and Wallace
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Staten
Big Day Planned for Joint Sessions at Athens Presbytery
The Athens Presbytery and Presbyterial hold a full day at the Athens Presbyterian Church with 9 AM devotionals and minutes, reports on national and foreign missions, ministerial relief, a joint meeting, and an evening session led by Rev. Skinner. Includes devotions by Isabel Borman and Sayre, speeches by Vera Merrell and Sarah I. Cochrane, and an officer election.
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Athens Presbyterian Church
A. Y. Wilcox
Liroyd John Evans
A. C. V. Skinner
Sarah I. Cochrane
Tennessee
Skits Presented by Athens High School Music Dept
Live short skits from The Mi io operetta were performed at an Athens high school assembly. Participants included John Alden Margaret Laverty John Edwards John Fields Helen Cross Alonzo Barnes and Aileen Rauch.
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Music Department
Athens High School
John Alden
Margaret Laverty
John Edwards
John Fields
Helen Cross
Alonzo Barnes
Aileen Rauch
Los Angeles Dirigible Walks to Mooring Mast
The dirigible Los Angeles was moved from its hangar by the ground crew and walked about a mile to the mooring mast where it was successfully anchored without incident.
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Los Angeles
Lakehurst
N. J
Sentinel reports Louis Schaffer sentenced for liquor possession
Sent to pen eight St. Clairsville Louis Schaffer of Holloway was sentenced to one to five years in the state penitentiary and fined $1000 on his conviction for possessing liquor.
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ST. Clairsville
Louis Schaffer
Holloway
State Penitentiary
Girl tennis champion to marry poet
Canton Capital news notes a young girl tennis champion plans marriage to a poet. The item humorously recalls a social cue about age remarks when asked in company, warning the suitor to avoid shouting a blunt reply.
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Canton, O
Thea Chapter to Meet Glouster Tonight in OES
The Thea chapter of the O E S will hold a regular meeting tonight at 7:30 o clock. The time reflects the summer schedule and is thirty minutes later than the previous meeting.
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THEA
Glouster
Thea Chapter
Moonshiners Face Fines After District Court Pleas
John Snodgrass of Corning pleaded guilty in Mayor Park's court to possessing mash and a still at Der thick and was fined 200 dollars plus costs. He could not pay and was jailed in Athens. Abe Trace of Derthick also pleaded guilty and was fined 100 dollars plus costs, with funds to be raised. John Cotter was fined five dollars on a plain drunk charge plus costs.
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Glouster
John Snodgrass
Corning
Derthick
Mayor Park
Athens
Snodgrass
Abe Trace
Trace
Fred Wolf Leaves for Columbus to Enter Ice Business
Fred Wolf departed this morning for Columbus with plans to enter the local ice business there.
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Columbus
Charges Escalate in Modoc Family Fight Case
Alex Ondo swears out a warrant charging John Tfinch with intoxication as new development in the Modoc case. The dispute centers on a free-for-all fight in which two families allegedly participated. Ondo also charges John Lindi and his wife Barbara and son George with assault, with countercharges filed by the Lindis against Ondo and his wife. Intoxication charges were noted against Ondo, and a fresh charge against John Lindi followed.
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Alex Ondo
John Tfinch
Modoc
Ondo
Pearl W. Helwig
John Lindi
Barbara Lindi
George Lindi
Lindi
Alexando
Margaret
Dean Voigt Speaks To Parents At Athens High
Dean Irma Voigt addressed the senior high PTA at Athens High School last evening April 12. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs Frank Cone Vice President T R Bennett Treasurer Mrs Harry Wilson Secretary Mrs Lewis Fienup. Voigt urged inner self restraint over external rules and discussed equality and expression among youth. A whistling accordion number by Sandron Parenti and Ernest Agostinelli followed by a clog dance routine by twelve high school girls titled There Was an Old Man entertained attendees.
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Dean Irma E. Voigt
Athens High School
Frank Cone
T. R. Bennett
Harry Wilson
Lewis Fienup
Dean Voigt
Sandron Parenti
Ernest Agostinelli
Majestic Theater
Lover’s quarrel leaves Cincinnati man gravely wounded
Fred Johns a 35 year old railroad worker was badly wounded after a quarrel with his sweetheart. He stabbed himself with an ice pick and was taken to the general hospital in critical condition.
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Cincinnati
Fred Johns
General Hospital
Dellane CG Creeceat News Insight
A compact reflection notes how misperception can accompany intimate acts. The remark emphasizes clarity and consent in relationships, warning against assuming intent or emotion without communication.
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Dellane CG
Creeceat News
Opening Service of Presbyterial Held in Athens
The Ath ens Presbyterial opened at 9 am with devotions led by Mrs. Harrington of Logan. Presiding officer Mrs. Bartlett introduced national speakers Miss Cochrane of Cosby and Miss Smith, with Mrs. Merrell of Chicago expected. The society counts 16 active groups with 720 members. Athens leads at 129, Marietta 124, Middleport 100. largest attendance in Jallipolis. A luncheon for Presbyterial and Presbytery was hosted by Athens church women.
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Athens
Jallipolis
Warren
Beverly
J. K. Barker
Sarah Cutler
Marietta
H. R. Harrington
B. C. MceMannigal
Robert Work
C. FE. Bowen
Logan
Ed L
W. C. Jones
Helen Turnbull
Amos Jarod
Belle Vaughn
H. H. Kunitz
Ju. V. Loly
W. C
H. B. van der Pall
Clara Beidell
Watertown
GC. M. Roe
N. E. Mills
Frank Bird
Cedarville
George Wetherholt
Gallipolis
FE. B. Smith
Clara Louise Smith
Martins Ferry
Presbytery Elects Commissioners at Spring Meeting
Routine business dominated the Ath en Presbytery morning session at the Spring meeting. Curtis R. Douglas was elected commissioner to the general assembly in Baltimore with W S Jammertsfelder of Athens as alternate. Gammertsfelder and Solomon of Amesville along with J L Evans of Nelsonville were chosen for the Wooster Synod in June. Rev Curtis Robinson of Meigs county accepted a Cincinnati call. The meeting adjourned for group committee meetings.
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Athens
Curtis R. Douglas
General Assembly
Baltimore
W. S&s. Jammertsfelder
Gammertsfelder
G. B. Solomon
Amesville
J. L. Evans
Nelsonville
Wooster
Curtis Robinson
Meigs County
Cincinnati
New reason girls leave home cited by Toronto Tribune
The Toronto Tribune notes a modern reason for girls leaving home is dislike of spending evenings playing solitaire, reflecting shifting social expectations and domestic routines.
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Toronto
Tribune
Digestive relief touted by reader for Dr. Jackson’s Powder
BE K. Davis recounts rapid benefits from Dr. Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powder for indigestion and related symptoms. The ad offers 60 cent and 1 dollar boxes with a money back guarantee and free trials by writing the Jackson Medicine Company in Lanesville Ohio.
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BE. K. Davis
Dr. Jackson
Convicts Ship Out to Devil's Island in Guiana
France sends a shipload of prisoners to Devil's Island in French Guiana for the first time in two years. The voyage, seen at La Rochelle, includes gray haired men and young workers, among them Gabriel Mourey a New York butler who robbed his Paris employer. Mourey vowed to return to New York in two years.
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France
Devil's Island
French Guiana
Dreyfus
la Rochelle
Gabriel Mourey
New York
Paris
Mourey
Drama Club Plays Set For May 14 At Athens High
Athens high school drama club schedules its annual spring frolic April 30 and May 1 with thirteen home rooms performing distinct skits. Seniors will receive leading roles as members choose suitable plays and report back to Miss Marie Jewett. A student council prize will honor the top room for the most clever act.
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Athens High School
Marie Jewett
Engagement Announcement of Peggy Joyce and Stanley Comstock
Stanley Comstock a Miami real estate magnate announced his engagement to Peggy Hopkins Joyce in Miami on April 13. Peggy attended and confirmed the engagement in person.
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Peggy
Miami
Fla
Stanley Comstock
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
High School Lads Face Charges in Delaware
Affidavits to be filed in juvenile court against Edwin Beal and Kitridge Wickham two high school students for unlawful entry into the Delaware high school building and destruction of school property. Both confessed last Friday to various improper acts inside the school.
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Delaware
Edwin Beal
Kitridge Wickham
Delaware High School
Governor Donahey Names Izaak Walton League Honorary Member
Columbus report notes Governor Donahey, citing his strong interest in conservation and the outdoors, has chosen an honorary member of the Izaak Walton League of America.
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Columbus
Donahey
Izaak Walton
Eminent Persons Attend Athens Presbytery Sessions
Noted Presbyterian leaders gather for the Athens Presbytery and Presbyterial meetings. Participants include Dr. Charles W. Taylor of McArthur the senior minister, A V C Skinner Ph D of Middletown on the program, with Rev. Frank Brown and Rev. E B Townsend. Miss Sarah F E Cochrane of Cosby Tenn appears to address the women's Presbyterial and Mrs Vera Merrell from Chicago will speak tomorrow afternoon.
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Presbyterian Church
Athens
Charles W. Taylor
McArthur
A. V. C. Skinner
Middleport
Frank Brown
E. B. Townsend
Cosby
Tennessee
Sarah FE. Cochrane
Vera Merrell
Merrell
Chicago
Illinois
Soap Use Theory Behind Girls’ Complexions
An item from Mansfield Ohio, Journal suggests one reason for fair complexions in young girls is the use of soap. The report notes this as a prevailing belief or observation.
Railroad Foreman Fatally Struck by Freight Train
Frank Raze a 34 year old railroad worker was killed in Cleveland when struck by a New York Central freight while returning home from his shift. The accident occurred April 15 marking the fatal incident in the city.
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Cleveland
Frank Raze
New York Central
Repair Crew Fixes Road Near Albany
Mud holes on the roads near Albany are being filled this week according to A Rt Cline of the highway department. The road in some places is in bad condition but it will probably improve with work underway this week.
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Albany
A. Rt. Cline
Highway Department
Purges and Physics Bad for Old Folk
Dr. Caldwell of Monticello Indiana argues against frequent purges for the elderly. His Syrup Pepsin claims to regulate bowels gently without gripes or sickness and to strengthen intestinal muscles. A 60 bottle is recommended for those past fifty at local druggists.
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W. Bk. Caldwell
Monticello
Dr. Caldwell
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